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In the simple story of the$LOOM lost Coin" (found in the Bible, Luke 15:8–10), Jesus tells a brief but powerful tale of a woman who has ten silver coins and loses one.
While it is a object—a small piece of silver—the analysis below explores why this humble item carries such heavy meaning.
1. The Value of the One
In the story, the woman has nine other coins. To a bystander, losing one might seem like a minor inconvenience. However, for a poor woman in that time, one silver coin (a drachma) represented a full day’s wage.
* The Lesson: No matter how many others are "safe" or "accounted for," the one that is missing is worth a total search. It suggests that in any community or system, the individual is never a "statistic"—they are a priority.
2. The Diligent Search
The woman doesn't just wait for the coin to show up. She performs three specific manmade actions:
* Lighting a Lamp: Looking into the dark corners.
* Sweeping the House: Moving the dust and debris of life to find what’s hidden.
* Searching Carefully: She is persistent until the task is done.
* The Lesson: Restoration requires effort. Whether it is a lost friend, a lost dream, or a lost sense of self, "finding" involves doing the work of cleaning up the "house" (our lives/minds) and bringing light to dark places.
3. The "Image" on the Coin
A coin is manmade, usually stamped with the image of a ruler or a symbol of authority.
* The Analysis: Even when a coin is dropped in the dirt or covered in grime, the image stamped on it does not change. Its value remains the same because of whose "mark" it carries.
* The Lesson: Humans may feel "dirty" or "lost" due to life's circumstances, but their inherent value remains because they still carry their original identity.
4. Collective Joy
When the woman finds the coin, she doesn't just put it back in her pocket. She calls her neighbors to celebrate.
* The Lesson: Finding what was lost is a communal victory. The story concludes that there is "joy in the presence of the angels" over one person who changes their path. It emphasizes that we are meant to celebrate each other's recovery and returns.
Summary Table
| Element | Symbolism |
|---|---|
| The Coin | A person who is "lost" but still holds high value. |
| The Dust/Dirt | The mess of life or "sin" that hides our true worth. |
| The Lamp | Truth, wisdom, or the light needed to see clearly. |
| The Celebration | The immense joy when someone is restored to their community. |
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I lost $1M in 2021.

Right now, I see people making the same mistakes.

Here are Those 7 mistakes you must avoid👇

1. Fewer coins, better focus

➬ Holding too many altcoins = disaster.
➬ Hard to track updates
➬ Hard to manage exits
➬ Hard to reassess your thesis

Stick to 5-10 solid positions max. Trade others, but don’t marry them.

2. Take profits, don’t hesitate

➬ When the market pumps, secure profits instead of taking screenshots.

If you get a chance to de-risk fast, take it.

3. Leverage is a trap

➬ Institutions push it to liquidate retail traders.
➬ You might win once, but the next loss wipes you out.

It’s a Profitable model for exchanges not for you.

4. Manage position sizes based on risk.

I never put more than 5% of my portfolio into one coin unless I have extreme conviction.

➬ Higher risk coin = smaller size
➬ Lower risk coin = larger size

5. Set exit rules and follow them

➬ Price drops? Don’t pray, react.
➬ Example: “If SOL closes below $X for 2 days, I cut 50%.”

You can always buy back on confirmation

6. FOMO = Financial

➬ Buying coins after they pump because of influencers?
➬ Biggest mistake. Learn to research, not chase.

7. Stop panic selling

➬ As I can see these days, a lot of people are selling off their bags at massive losses.
➬ Markets dip and recover.

If you sell every red candle, you’ll regret it
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